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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1964

Page

5

Fall preview draws 169 hopeful Pittsburg State students

A summer preview at Pittsburg State College features 169 prospective freshmen and transfers for the fall semester. Activities include the fifth summer preview and related campus notices plus local events such as church vacations, community socials, and museum hours.

Patricia “H. Triplett Pittsburg State College

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Highlight Local Names

Hospital notes list admissions for Maureen Jennings of Waverly Forrest Burgoon Rantoul and Mrs Raymond Davis of 624 N Cedar plus Mrs Jackie Wel born 1226 Maple on Friday. Births include Russell Leach Baldwin daughter weight 6 lb 14 oz Myr and Harold Kimball Princeton daughter Thursday Harris Logan son 8 lb 2 1 oz Pearl Weburg Overbrook Jay Ellis 1346 S Poplar Thursday. Other names Maureen Jennings Waverly Leo Gritt Edgerton Roy Bates RFD 4 Friday.

Maureen Jennings Waverly Forrest Burgoon Rantoul Raymond Davis N. Cedar Jackie Welborn Russell Leach Baldwin Harold Kimball Princeton Robert Lee Harris E, Logan Pearl Weburg Overbrook Jay Ellis Poplar Leo Gritt Edgerton Roy Bates RFD

Devoted Mom Died At 72 In Chicago

Mrs. Tillie Majczek, 72, who scrubbed floors 11 years to win her son Joe Majczek’s release after a false murder conviction, died Thursday. She raised $5,000 and advertised it as a reward for the real killer. An investigation found a witness at her son's trial perjured herself. Joe Majczek was pardoned on August 14, 1945 after nearly 12 years served.

Chicago Tillie Majczek

County Court Fines Man for License and Speeding

Wilbur E. Love of Overland Park, 26, was fined $15 plus costs for no Kansas driver’s license and $12 for speeding 87 in a 75 mph zone six miles north of Ottawa on 1635.

Wilbur E. Love Overland Park Kansas Ottawa

Court rules changes of party affiliation are public records

Hutchinson Kansas District Court Judge William Gossage ruled that party affiliation changes are public records. He denied county clerk Hubert Buckles’s claim of confidentiality until changes are entered in poll books. The case arose when James Woodson sought names of voters who changed parties amid a contested congressional race.

Hutchinson Kan William Gossage Hubert Buckles Reno James A. Woodson Buckles Woodson Bill Bork Democratic Didate Mike Chalfant Gossage Bork Congress

Deaths Mrs Carrie A Mills 87 Lane

Mrs Carrie Alice Mills 87 of Lane died at 10 p m Thursday at Ransom Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient 13 weeks She lived in Franklin County since age three Services 2 30 p m Sunday Lane Methodist Church Rev Kenneth Clark Burial Baker Cemetery near Lane Born Oct 27 1876 Hendrix Ind Married Oct 16 1895 Ottawa to Joseph Mills who died Jan 18 1931 Surviving three daughters Mrs Ray Kruentz Nevilly Ohio Mrs J M Cornelius Lane Ohio and Mrs W J Robinson Lane four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren

Carrie A, Mills Carrie Alice Mills Lane Ransom Memorial Hospital Franklin County Lane Methodist Church Kenneth Clark Baker Cemetery Mills Hendrix Ind Ottawa Joseph Mills Ray Kruentz RFD J. M. Cornelius Nevilly Ohio W. J. Robinson

Funeral Services for Mrs Minnie McClure

Services for Mrs Minnie McClure who died July 20 were July 22 at Dengel and Son Mortuary. Rev Charles P Knight officiated with pallbearers Lee Martin Dale Bones Eugene Adams Gene King Paul McFarland and Raymond Hosler. John W Jones sang hymns accompanied by Mrs R L Stevens. Burial was in Highland Cemetery.

Minnie McClure Dengel and Son Mortuary Charles P. Knight Lee Martin Dale Bones Eugene Adams Gene King Paul McFarland Raymond Hosler John W. Jones R. L. Stevens Highland Cemetery

Baker grads named in Outstanding Young Men of America

Baker University announces five alumni selected for the 1965 edition of Outstanding Young Men of America. Named are George R. Schrader Dr. Ralph E. Pyke Karl B. Spears Ernest F. Powers and Ernest C. Ruehle in a national biographical compilation recognizing about 10 000 young men of notable achievement.

Baker University America Baker George R. Schrader Ralph E. Pyke Karl B. Spears Ernest F. Powers Ernest C. Ruehle

WHS Council Elects Officers

The Williamsburg High School student council elected officers for the coming year Linda Seaton president Ed Ransom vice president Lorraine Anderson secretary Connie Kendall treasurer Jack Hobbs sponsor The council set Sept 11 as freshman initiation date and discussed fund raising to buy a record player and a public address system The council also sponsors WHS homecoming activities

Williamsburg High School Linda Seaton Ed Ransom Lorraine Anderson Connie Kendall Jack Hobbs WHS

De Gaulle pushes old plan on Southeast Asia

Charles De Gaulle urged during a second 1964 news conference the neutralization of all Southeast Asia including Vietnam. The United States dismissed the idea again, arguing the Geneva accord of 1954 failed as Red China and North Vietnam violated it. France, once colonial, seeks renewed global leadership amid Vietnam tensions.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington Charles de Gaulle Southeast Asia Viet Nam United States Geneva

De Gaulle’s Asia Role and Nuclear Ambitions

The piece argues that De Gaulle seeks a four power guarantee for peace in Asia and a closer Franco German alliance. It notes France should not have nuclear arms without equal partners and warns West Germany relies on U S protection amid Cold War tensions.

Viet Nam United States de Gaulle France Russia Red China Southeast Asia Asia Germany West Germany Erhard

Public notices from Franklin County probate court 1964

Legal notices announce Grace M Constant estate administration and Clarence Briles estate matters in Franklin County Kansas. Creditors heirs and interested parties are instructed to file demands within nine months and defenses by August 15 1964. The notices name Anderson Byrd and John B Pierson as counsel.

Franklin County Kansas Grace M. Constant Frankelin County State of Kansas Said Clarence Briles State of E. E. Haley de Bonis Non Ottawa

President Johnson Addresses 52,000 Scouts at Valley Forge Jamboree

President Johnson told 52,000 cheering Boy Scouts at Valley Forge that the U.S. government exists to protect freedom and enlarge opportunities, and should not be feared. He dodged a Goldwater critique while a banner reading Goldwater ’64 drifted overhead. The event followed the death of 15 year old life scout Jay Leckley who was killed by a bus, with two assistant scoutmasters also dying from heart attacks, as 42,000 scouts prepared to depart by bus, train, plane, and auto.

Valley Forge Johnson U.S Sen Barry Goldwater Goldwater Arizona Jay T. Leckley Appleton Wis

Family Night Set Tuesday at Forest Park Park

Family Night at Forest Park Tuesday showcases summer recreation activities. Boys and girls from playground programs will demonstrate baton twirling games and contests for parents at 7 p.m. at the shelter house and play area with arts and crafts displays.

Forest Park

KC Markets cattle and hogs mixed gains and losses

Kansas City market report shows cattle with no firmness, hogs 2000 head with barrows and gilts down 25, sows steady. Lambs at 19.00 with 400 sheep unchanged. Wholesale eggs quoted large 80 percent 361 to 384, mediums 28.30. Live fryers and broilers at farm 13 to 14, delivered at plant 13 to 15.

Kansas City Missouri Arkansas Chicago USDA

Markets Chicago AP grain and livestock quotes

Markets in Chicago show grain prices for wheat corn oats and soybeans with various grades and weights. Hogs cattle and sheep quotes follow with ranges for slaughter weights, carcass quality and prices including prime high choice and common lots.

Chicago

Marriage Licenses for McCarthy and Coughlin

Lyle Kent McCarthy aged 22 of Paola and Donna Jean Coughlin aged 21 of Wellsville obtained marriage licenses. The filing records indicate both individuals are legally eligible to wed.

Lyle Kent McCarthy Paola Donna Jean Coughlin Wellsville

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